Augustus Nathaniel Eubank (a) was born May 19, 1876, son of Nathaniel "Nat" N. Eubank and Sarah "Sallie" Jane (Bray) Eubank.
He is the brother of Thomas "Tom" Wooten (1867); Lou Katie (1868); Margret (1869); William T (1870); Ophelia Tennessee "Phelia or Tennie" (1872); Isaac B. (1874); Infant Girl (1878); Mary S. (1879); Sarah Etta (1883); Ella Jane (1884); James "Jimmie" Bedford (1886) and Carroll Edward (1889) Eubank. He became known as "Gus".
Gus married Ada Jefferson Johnson. They became the parents of Elmer James (1904); Shelby Nathaniel Eubank (1905); Jack Richard Eubank (1909); Ida Mildred Eubank (1911); Bonnie Jean (1917) and Bettie Jo (1924) Eubank.
He worked as a butcher. He had operated his own market, then later, operated Council's (later Dawson & Barbee) Market for 25 years. He lived in Paris, TX all his life. He was a member of Calvary Methodist Church in Paris.
On Tuesday, December 5, 1944, Augustus "Gus" N. Eubank, age 68 of 210 S. 31st St., died at his home at 1:50 pm after a long illness. Funeral service was held at 3 pm on Thursday at Brown-Roden Funeral Home, Paris, conducted by Rev. W.R. Houston, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Section 19-48-03, Paris, Lamar County, Texas.
References: (a) Some references incorrectly spell his last name as Eubanks instead of Eubank; U.S. Census records; The Paris News, TX, Dec 1944 issue
Bio compiled by family researcher Jim Semple, Jr., husband of great niece, Becky Eubank Semple, contributor # 47523168, subject to additions and corrections.
He is the brother of Thomas "Tom" Wooten (1867); Lou Katie (1868); Margret (1869); William T (1870); Ophelia Tennessee "Phelia or Tennie" (1872); Isaac B. (1874); Infant Girl (1878); Mary S. (1879); Sarah Etta (1883); Ella Jane (1884); James "Jimmie" Bedford (1886) and Carroll Edward (1889) Eubank. He became known as "Gus".
Gus married Ada Jefferson Johnson. They became the parents of Elmer James (1904); Shelby Nathaniel Eubank (1905); Jack Richard Eubank (1909); Ida Mildred Eubank (1911); Bonnie Jean (1917) and Bettie Jo (1924) Eubank.
He worked as a butcher. He had operated his own market, then later, operated Council's (later Dawson & Barbee) Market for 25 years. He lived in Paris, TX all his life. He was a member of Calvary Methodist Church in Paris.
On Tuesday, December 5, 1944, Augustus "Gus" N. Eubank, age 68 of 210 S. 31st St., died at his home at 1:50 pm after a long illness. Funeral service was held at 3 pm on Thursday at Brown-Roden Funeral Home, Paris, conducted by Rev. W.R. Houston, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Section 19-48-03, Paris, Lamar County, Texas.
References: (a) Some references incorrectly spell his last name as Eubanks instead of Eubank; U.S. Census records; The Paris News, TX, Dec 1944 issue
Bio compiled by family researcher Jim Semple, Jr., husband of great niece, Becky Eubank Semple, contributor # 47523168, subject to additions and corrections.
Augustus Nathaniel Eubank (a) was born May 19, 1876, son of Nathaniel "Nat" N. Eubank and Sarah "Sallie" Jane (Bray) Eubank.
He is the brother of Thomas "Tom" Wooten (1867); Lou Katie (1868); Margret (1869); William T (1870); Ophelia Tennessee "Phelia or Tennie" (1872); Isaac B. (1874); Infant Girl (1878); Mary S. (1879); Sarah Etta (1883); Ella Jane (1884); James "Jimmie" Bedford (1886) and Carroll Edward (1889) Eubank. He became known as "Gus".
Gus married Ada Jefferson Johnson. They became the parents of Elmer James (1904); Shelby Nathaniel Eubank (1905); Jack Richard Eubank (1909); Ida Mildred Eubank (1911); Bonnie Jean (1917) and Bettie Jo (1924) Eubank.
He worked as a butcher. He had operated his own market, then later, operated Council's (later Dawson & Barbee) Market for 25 years. He lived in Paris, TX all his life. He was a member of Calvary Methodist Church in Paris.
On Tuesday, December 5, 1944, Augustus "Gus" N. Eubank, age 68 of 210 S. 31st St., died at his home at 1:50 pm after a long illness. Funeral service was held at 3 pm on Thursday at Brown-Roden Funeral Home, Paris, conducted by Rev. W.R. Houston, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Section 19-48-03, Paris, Lamar County, Texas.
References: (a) Some references incorrectly spell his last name as Eubanks instead of Eubank; U.S. Census records; The Paris News, TX, Dec 1944 issue
Bio compiled by family researcher Jim Semple, Jr., husband of great niece, Becky Eubank Semple, contributor # 47523168, subject to additions and corrections.
He is the brother of Thomas "Tom" Wooten (1867); Lou Katie (1868); Margret (1869); William T (1870); Ophelia Tennessee "Phelia or Tennie" (1872); Isaac B. (1874); Infant Girl (1878); Mary S. (1879); Sarah Etta (1883); Ella Jane (1884); James "Jimmie" Bedford (1886) and Carroll Edward (1889) Eubank. He became known as "Gus".
Gus married Ada Jefferson Johnson. They became the parents of Elmer James (1904); Shelby Nathaniel Eubank (1905); Jack Richard Eubank (1909); Ida Mildred Eubank (1911); Bonnie Jean (1917) and Bettie Jo (1924) Eubank.
He worked as a butcher. He had operated his own market, then later, operated Council's (later Dawson & Barbee) Market for 25 years. He lived in Paris, TX all his life. He was a member of Calvary Methodist Church in Paris.
On Tuesday, December 5, 1944, Augustus "Gus" N. Eubank, age 68 of 210 S. 31st St., died at his home at 1:50 pm after a long illness. Funeral service was held at 3 pm on Thursday at Brown-Roden Funeral Home, Paris, conducted by Rev. W.R. Houston, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Section 19-48-03, Paris, Lamar County, Texas.
References: (a) Some references incorrectly spell his last name as Eubanks instead of Eubank; U.S. Census records; The Paris News, TX, Dec 1944 issue
Bio compiled by family researcher Jim Semple, Jr., husband of great niece, Becky Eubank Semple, contributor # 47523168, subject to additions and corrections.
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